Designed in collaboration with sommelier André Hueston Mack, the Best Wine Key is more than a hunk of articulated steel with a boastful name. It’s the final answer to a longstanding question: how do I get this wine out of this bottle? There have been attempts to answer this query, and while there remain some adequate methods for addressing the issue, we really think we knocked it out of the park here.

The Match Striker is destined to become central to your combustion-focused rituals. Whether you're setting a mood with incense, creating ambience with candles, or building a mighty blaze – it all starts with a flick of the wrist. Crafted from carbon steel with electroplated black zinc, the Match Striker is surprisingly dense and serves as a nice anchor against which to create a spark. The exterior surface features a deep knurling pattern, which provides the necessary friction to bring it all together.

The Castro Tray is a stamped brass dish with an alluring contour. Devised as a timeless catch-all, it's a worthy resting place for pocket change, paper clips, jewelry or keys.

Place by your front door as a magnet for keys, change, and other pocket precipitation. Named for its visual kinship with the great cumulus cloud, the Little Cloud Tray is crafted from moulded cork. This warm, natural material provides an alluring counterbalance to the industrial nature of so many of our personal effects.

A classic ‘churchkey style’ bottle opener milled from 5/8" diameter brass. The wave-like profile provides extra purchase when in use, and also adds visual and tactile interest. We challenge you to find a bottle opener that’s more satisfying to use.

Some secrets are best kept hiding in plain sight. These three seemingly technical volumes blend in admirably among the rest of your library, but they hold a secret. Inside, you won’t find meditations on texture, tips for laser safety, or tales of a machinist’s woe. Instead, an empty cavity awaits, ready to take hold of your secrets and keep them safe — relatively speaking. Our False Books are available in three fictitious volumes: Always Be Knurling by Istvan Tornhøldt, Tool and Die: The Lifecycle of a Machinist by Dell Watkins, and That’ll Leave a Mark: A Comprehensive Guide to Laser Safety by Everett Soot. Each one is handsomely bound, lined with black microsuede, and held shut with a hidden magnetic closure.